Is she a real girl

She was unconscious for a week but Sam sat there waiting for her to regain consciousness ,he cared for her a lot , In all these years, he had not cared for anyone as much as he was doing for Riya.

Only when he was child he cared this much for her mother but after her death no one was as important for him as riya but why ,don't even sam have this answer may be there love is destined

After 1 week she regained consciousness sam was sitting near her and he slept while sitting , and suddenly she made some sounds

he was holding her hands and he moved her hands a lil bit and he awaked

FLASHBACK ENDED

he was staring at her without blinking

Then doctor camed and treated her she was well doctor said that she can be discharged now but she needed rest for some time

He didn't answered her questions ,he just pulled her in bridal style and was coming out of the hospital room and there gathered a huge crowd in the hospital everyone was staring at them

Soon the media reporters arrived they were asking him who the girl is but he didn't answer any of there questions

he was so gentle and kind that's why like other billionaires he didn't shouted on the reporters

then they sat in the car and he made her lie on his lap and he started massaging her head gently

After 10 minute she falled asleep in his lap amd he was just staring at her

20 minutes later they reached the mansion then he gently pulled her up without disturbing her sleep and carried in bridal style inside his mansion

Then all the bodyguards and made became madly happy after seeing her in his arms they can't believe that it was a real girl 😂 they were more than very surprised they never expected that he can ever bring a girl to his mansion

Then he let her lie on bed. so gently without disturbing her sleep

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